The Department of World Languages and Cultures at the University of Massachusetts Lowell is seeking to fill a tenure-track faculty position at the rank of Advanced Assistant or Associate Professor of French Studies (literature, culture, film, and society) with a ...
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Amy B. Reid (New College of Florida) is stepping down as Associate Editor for Book Reviews of Québec Studies after a three year tenure. A former President of ACQS and organizer of our lovely Sarasota conference in 2012, Reid will ...
Read MoreThe ACQS is thrilled to announce an Emerging Scholars Colloquium to be held in conjunction with its 2021 biennial convention. With the participation of the Association Internationale des Études Québécoises (AIEQ), we plan to host a pre-convention series of panels for graduate students and ...
Read MoreOn October 21-25, we invite you to share your teaching and research on Québec in our virtual community at the time when we should have all been together, in Québec City, for our next biennial conference!
Read MoreThe call for proposals for the 26th Biennial Conference of the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States is now up and running!
Read MoreHere’s a call for papers for A Scholarly Authors’ Workshop and Book Project on the Québec-United States Relationship (in English and in French)
Read MoreHere’s a call for papers for the 22nd issue of Nouvelles vues : revue sur les pratiques, les théories et l’histoire du cinéma au Québec
Read MoreThis month’s issue features a special dossier on reading intertextual networks in contemporary Québécois writing, guest edited by Christine Duff and Catherine Khordoc. Browse all articles here.
Read MoreDear Colleagues, We hope this message finds you well and adapting to the current conditions with equanimity. Given the uncertainties surrounding international travel and institutional funding, after much deliberation the ACQS Executive Board has decided to postpone the ACQS 2020 ...
Read MoreLast Saturday, on 4 April 2020, the Québec studies community (among many others) lost one of its most brilliant, kind, and loved members, Dr. Jarrett Rudy. He will be remembered. Dr. Maghda Fahrni, friend and colleague of Dr. Rudy, wrote ...
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